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Reduce 128352/238368 to its lowest terms:
We can clearly see that last 3 digit of numerator and denominator is divisible by 8. Hence the Nr. & Dr. is divisble by 8.
So on dividing by 8 we get
128352/238368 = 16044/29796
Again we can see last 2 terms of Nr. & Dr. is clearly divisible by 4 .
Son on dividing by 4, we get
16044/29796 = 4011/7449
Add the term of Nr. and Dr. individually , clearly it is divisible by 3.
4011/7449 = 1337/2483
Now we factorize both Nr. and Dr.
1337 = 7*191
2483 = 13*191
so lowest term = 7/13 Ans.
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